General Catalog for 2009-10

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(KIN ) Kinesiology

1003.0 Foundations of Kinesiology and Leisure Studies.

An introductory course in the disciplines of physical education, sport

and leisure studies for the major/minor. Basic concepts, principles &

the changing nature of this multifaceted field will be studied. Pre-

requisite to all required KIN and LST courses.

Fall/Spring

1012.0 First Aid.

Instruction and practice in rendering first aid in cases of injury or

accident.

Fall/Spring

1022.0 Driver Education I.

A course designed to teach the individual how to drive. The student

participates in classroom work and range instruction.

Summer

1101.0 Methods of Team Sports.

A study of the methodology of teaching the skills and techniques of

the respective sports and activities. The student will learn funda-

mental skills related to each of the areas and will prepare lesson

plans and perform mini teaches. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

1113.0 Fundamental Motor Development.

A systematic study of motor and skill development from childhood

through adulthood with special emphasis upon the conditions for

effective motor learning. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

Fall

1151.0 Methods of Elementary Swimming and Aquatics.

A study of the methodology of teaching the skills and techniques of

the sport and activity. The student will learn fundamental skills

related to the area and will prepare lesson plans and perform mini

teaches. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

2003.0 Lead Up Games for Children.

A course designed to teach the organization of an intramural program

and prepare students to teach lead up games to children.

On Demand

2021.0 Advanced First Aid and Safety.

An instructor's course. This course prepares the student to teach

First Aid. Methods of administering artificial respiration and cardio-

pulmonary resuscitation are taught. American National Red Cross certi-

fication is awarded upon satisfactory completion. Prerequisite: KIN

1012.

On Demand

2022.0 Basketball Coaching.

Theory and practice in the fundamentals of offensive and defensive

basketball, with emphasis on team formation, officiating, purchase and

care of equipment. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

Fall/Spring

2032.0 Football Coaching.

Theory and practice of offensive and defensive play, strategy and

generalship, and playing various positions. Rules, ethics, sportsman-

ship, game values, early season practice, and the use and development

of materials are also considered. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

Spring

2042.0 Track and Field.

Theory and practice in each event of intramural and intercollegiate

programs of track and field athletics. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

On Demand

2063.0 Drug Education.

An exploration of the physical, mental, emotional and social aspects

of drug use and abuse. Special attention will be focused on proper use

of drugs in contemporary society.

Fall Even Yrs

2072.0 Sports Officiating.

A study of the rules and rulebooks for various sports with practice in

officiating for the major sports. Designed primarily for prospective

coaches. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

On Demand

2073.0 Health and Safety.

A course that deals with the principles of health and safety education

in elementary and secondary schools.

Fall/Spring

2093.0 Structural Basis of Human Movement.

A study of human movement from an anatomical perspective as it applies

to physical education and sport. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

2101.0 Methods of Golf.

A study of the methodology of teaching the skills and techniques of

the sport. The student will learn fundamenetal skills related to the

area and will prepare lesson plans and perform mini teaches. Pre-

requisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

2121.0 Methods of Aerobics and Rhythms.

A study of the methodology of teaching the skills and techniques of

the respective sports and activities. The student wil learn fundament-

al skills related to each of the areas and will prepare lesson plans

and perform mini teaches. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

2131.0 Methods of Tennis and Badminton.

A study of the methodology of teaching the skills and techniques of

the respective sports and activities. The student will learn funda-

mental skills related to each of the areas and will prepare lesson

plans and perform mini teaches. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

2191.0 Methods of Recreational Activities.

A study of the methodology of teaching the skills and techniques of

the respective sports and activities. The student will learn funda-

mental skills related to each of the areas and will prepare lesson

plans and perform mini teaches. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113.

Fall/Spring

3003.0 Methods and Materials in Health Education.

The theory and methods utilized in effective health instruction. Pre-

requisite: KIN 1003.

On Demand

3012.0 Driver Education II.

A basic course for certification in Driver and Traffic Education. The

purpose is to prepare Drive Education teachers. The course includes

supervised teaching experience for the classroom and use of multi-

media materials, simulation, range instruction and off-street driving.

Prerequisite: KIN 1022.

Summer

3023.0 Physiology of Exercise.

A study of bodily functions under the stress of muscular activity.

Prerequisite: KIN 1003, 1113, KIN 2093 or BIOL 2014.

Spring

3032.0 Coaching Individual Sports.

A study of the theory and practice of playing and coaching golf and

tennis. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

Spring

3042.0 Coaching Team Sports.

A study of the theory and practice of playing and coaching baseball,

volleyball, and softball. Prerequisite: KIN 1003.

Spring

3053.0 Methods & Materials in Health & P. E. in the Elementary School.

A study of methods of teaching health and physical education and first

aid techniques in the elementary schools and the materials utilized.

Fall

3073.0 Adapted Physical Education Methods.

A course designed to help prepare the exercise-related professional to

meet the needs of the disabled in schools and society. Prerequisites:

KIN 1003, 1113, 2093.

Spring

4013.0 Organization and Administration of H.PE. & Recreation Programs (K-12).

A study of issues facing administrators in exercise-related pro-

fessions. Special emphasis is placed on programs, policies, pro-

cedures, and problems influencing leaders in the areas of health,

physical education, recreation and sports. Prerequisites: KIN 1003,

1113, 2093; LST 2003, 2083. [CAC-O]

Fall

4023.0 Field Experience in Recreation-Sr BA (Non-Teaching) Candidates Only

This class represents the culmination experience of our undergraduate

degree program. It will be used as a "stepping stone" for employment

for students. It is viewed as an "apprenticeship" as students will be

placed under a mentor in the field outside the university setting.

Field experiences are generally 10 weeks in length. Classroom ex-

perience will be prior to and after the field experience.

Fall/Spring

4043.0 Biomechanical Analysis.

A study of body movements, of muscle and joint action in relation to

physical activity. Mechanical analysis of the more commonly used

physical skills is studied. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113, KIN 2093 or

BIOL 2014. [CAC-W]

Fall

4073.0 Methods, Evaluation, and Materials in Physical Education.

A study of the methodology of teaching physical education, including

time allotment, seasonal division of work, graduation of subject

matter, & evaluation procedures. Prerequisites: KIN 1003, 1113, 2093.

Fall

4801.0 4801-4893. Special Studies.

A course designed to provide an opportunity to do advanced research or

independent work in an area of special interest.

On Demand